Matthew
@matthew
what are your daily or regular journaling habits?
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Gaby
@gabriela
I’ve tried to journal but it’s not for me. :)
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welter
@fun
i don't journal, more of a note taking guy
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nintynick.eth
@nintynick.eth
10+ minutes daily, typing stream of consciousness into note app using Bluetooth keyboard (without looking at screen, keyboard is a special interface used only for this purpose) Mentor taught me this technique. Crucial. Surfaces health / routine / relationship challenges, helps push nascent thoughts to fully developed
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Matei
@no
When an urge arises, I carry a journal everywhere in my bag. Just reviewed 1.5 years in 1 moleskin. I’m surprised how many things that were/are important to me I forget about 👀
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Rani
@4484
i just email my kids
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Les Greys
@les
Casting.
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nicole
@nicole
I just use notion every morning, there’s a built in daily journal template that has a to do list, a gratitude list, and a space for intentions and reflection. Great way to start the day.
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@j4ck.eth
@phil turned me on to Stoic and i’ve been enjoying it. morning and evening reflection prompts with the free version + a blank page brain dump
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Ben O’Rourke
@bpo
Journal near daily, first thing AM. Handwritten with a fountain pen. Sometimes only a page.
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Nidhi
@reallynidhi
I carry a journal everywhere in my bag, if it’s an impromptu thought, I just save it as notes in my whatsapp(chat to self), and when I am in the mood to really elaborate a part of life, then I open my substack to pen it down! Journaling has helped me to reflect upon various aspects of my life, and continuing to so!
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Seve
@seve
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BYTiNLps-Lg
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James Morgan
@jamesmorgan
Just passed three years of daily journaling. Sometimes it’s long, sometimes it’s short. The key to my consistency is the only expectation I have is that I will do it everyday. I reflect on gratitude, list my intentions for the day, and then jot down any thoughts that are coming to me.
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Bryan Dieudonne
@bdieu178
Bullet journaling works well for me
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